Max Raphael Hahn
Max Raphael Hahn (born April 22, 1880, in Göttingen; died March 1942 in Riga) was a Jewish entrepreneur, chairman of the Jewish community of Göttingen, and art collector. Early life Max Raphael Hahn was the youngest son of Jewish merchant Raphael Hahn (May 27, 1831, in Rhina – December 22, 1915, in Göttingen), a native of Rhina in Hesse, and his wife Hannchen Blaut (November 25, 1837, in Geisa – November 24, 1908, in Göttingen), a native of Geisa in Thuringia. Raphael Hahn had come to Göttingen in 1858 and had founded a branch of the family business here, which specialized in trading in hides and casings. In 1864, Raphael Hahn purchased the large house at Weender Strasse 63 (now 70) in Göttingen, which was to become the family's ancestral home, which today bears a commemorative inscription. Business and family life In 1896 Max Hahn joined his father's business, where his eldest brother Nathan (born November 27, 1868, in Göttingen, murdered in September 1942 in T ...
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